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He explained that the Bible says that while someone is observing the Nazarite vow, "no razor may be used on their head."

Translations from Hebrew and Christian scriptures tell the story of Samson, a Nazarite and judge, whose locked hair was the source of his strength, and which was famously cut with dire consequences.

He would be specially dedicated as a Nazarite to God’s service.

This Nazarite child is accepted for the perpetual service of God at once and without remark.

One would bring up a copy of St. Matthew's Gospel, which, on investigation, would turn out to be full of Nazarite or Ebionite "improvements"—another would have an Acts of the Apostles, which had been bequeathed to him by some venerable Judaizant, and wherein St. James of Jerusalem would be found to have assumed more importance than St. Luke was generally supposed to have given him.